I just started. No prior guitar or bass bass experience. I have a Warwick Corvette.
I am a full time Uber driver. I spend a lot of time in my car waiting at the airport.
I was thinking about getting a microbass and Vox Amplig to keep in the car with me so I can leave the Warwick at home. I could use it to practice fretting hand and strumming drills, learning scales, etc.
This would help me be on my way to learning really fast if I could have a bass with me on the go. Then I can still practice at home with the Wick.
Would this be a bad idea? I donāt want to develop bad habits early on by using a short scale bass.
What do you guys think? Thereās a used one for sale locally on the marketplace, and I canāt decide if I should get it or not
I like it! Wish i could have one at my job, but it would ruin the carefully constructed myth that im ACTUALLY doing somethingš!
Lots of really good short scale options for minimal money out there. My gretsch junior jet is terrific, and i hear really good things about ibanez mikro.
But seriously, anything over 35 mph and you really should put the bass downā¦
Transitioning back and forth between the two could be frustrating and eventually slow your progress down. Maybe wait until you are farther along in the course? Definitely doable though.
Those are 28ā scale, would you be able to play that comfortably in the car?! (Or get a U-Bass )
Honestly I donāt think the transition would be so bad. Consider that guitars are 3ā shorter and itās really not a problem transitioning between guitar and bass.